Retroactive interference is best described by option 3: A disruption in memory that occurs when new information impacts old memories. This means that when a person learns new information, it can interfere with their ability to recall previously learned information.
What is retroactive interference as it relates to memory?
1. A disruption to memory that occurs when there are no contextual clues available
2. A disruption to memory that occurs when someone is in a different mental state
3. A disruption in memory that occurs when new information impacts old memories
4. A disruption in memory that occurs when old information impacts new memories
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